Brian Dowling, an American photographer, traveled the world to capture the beauty of redheads. Brian travels to over 20 countries to share stories and photographs about redheads, by redheads, and topics to inspire people with the MC1R gene all over the world.

Red hair is the world’s rarest hair color, caused by a gene mutation known as MC1R, which affects about 1% of the world’s population. This gene mutation can also affect a person’s pain tolerance, sun sensitivity, and the ability of their hair to gray. When you get older, your red hair will turn blonde or pure white.

Scroll down to find some motivation. Brian’s Instagram has more of his work.

#1 An Early Morning With Alina From Kiev, Ukraine

#2 Madeline From Washington State, USA

#3 Kirstie In The Scottish Highlands Of Glencoe

#4 Carmen From Best, Netherlands

#5 Krissy From Stuttgart, Germany

#6 Alisha From Odessa, Ukraine In The Black Sea

#7 Ellie From London, England

#8 Elias In Belfast, Northern Ireland

#9 Maria From Moscow, Russia

#10 Gracie From Howth, Ireland

#11 Aoife From Longford, Ireland

#12 Ruby From Essex, England

#13 Alina From Odessa, Ukraine

#14 Tara In Liverpool, England

#15 Elainna From Modesto, California

#16 Kim From Hamburg, Germany

#17 Model Nastya Pindeeva Overlooking The Black Sea In Ukraine

#18 Beata Overlooking Downtown Warsaw

#19 Masha Under The Trees In St Petersburg, Russia

#20 A Model In A Snowy Park In Munich, Germany

#21 Shannon From Sydney, Australia

#22 Kirstie Overlooking The Scottish Highlands Of Glencoe

#23 Sophee From California, USA

#24 Daria From St. Petersberg, Russia

#25 Natasha’s Freckles From London, UK

#26 Sophie From Stirling, England

#27 Italian Redhead Benedette Watching The Sunset In Sydney

#28 Judith From Breda, Netherlands

#29 Vanessa From South Africa And Bridget From San Fransico, USA

#30 A Model Poses At The East Side Gallery In Berlin, Germany

Credits: bananalanguage.com

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